SSCI-Recognised Schemes

 

The SSCI helps build trust in sustainability standards worldwide by benchmarking schemes against the SSCI Social and Scheme Management Criteria, driving alignment among the many different third-party auditing, monitoring and certification schemes that assist companies in their supply chains due diligence. By undergoing benchmarking against the SSCI’s Social and Scheme Management Criteria, schemes signal their commitment to meeting the industry’s expectations on sustainability standards and governance mechanisms.

Once they have completed the benchmarking process and earned SSCI recognition, SSCI-Recognised schemes are listed below, providing industry professionals with a trusted list of credible and responsible programmes to choose from.

Schemes currently undergoing benchmarking are listed here as well. Check this page to follow their progress through the benchmarking process.

SSCI-Recognised Schemes


Benchmarking Process

  • 0Scheme Application
  • 1Desktop Review
  • 2Office Visit with Independent Benchmark Leader
  • 3Public Consultation
  • 4Industry Review and SSCI Decision
  • 5SSCI Recognition

Current Applicants

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  • To be completed

amfori BSCI

AI — Manufacturing & Processing

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BI — Primary Production

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Best Aquaculture Practices

AI — Manufacturing & Processing

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Fairness, Integrity, Safety, and Health (FISH) Standard for Crew

CI — At-Sea Operations

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Florverde Sustainable Flowers

BI — Primary Production

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Kenya Flower Council

BI — Primary Production

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Rainforest Alliance

AI — Manufacturing & Processing

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BI — Primary Production

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Wine and Agricultural Ethical Trade Association (WIETA) 

AI — Manufacturing & Processing

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BI — Primary Production

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